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package org.jspecify.conformance.tests;

import java.util.List;
import org.jspecify.annotations.NonNull;
import org.jspecify.annotations.NullMarked;
import org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable;

class Basic {
  @NonNull Object cannotConvertNullableToNonNull(@Nullable Object nullable) {
    // test:expression-type:Object?:nullable
    // test:sink-type:Object!:return
    // test:cannot-convert:Object? to Object!
    return nullable;
  }

  @Nullable Object canConvertNonNullToNullable(@NonNull Object nonNull) {
    // test:expression-type:Object!:nonNull
    // test:sink-type:Object?:return
    return nonNull;
  }

  @Nullable Object nullableObject;

  void testSinkType(@NonNull String nonNullString) {
    // test:sink-type:Object?:nullableObject
    nullableObject = nonNullString;
    // test:sink-type:String!:testSinkType#nonNullString
    testSinkType("aString");
  }

  @NullMarked
  Object testWildcard(List<? extends @Nullable String> nullableStrings) {
    // test:expression-type:List!<capture of ? extends String?>:nullableStrings
    return nullableStrings;
  }
}